Sentence examples for mind modification from inspiring English sources
Here we get to the crux of the issue: the ways in which we utilise technologies of body or mind modification will always be informed by our broader cultural values, but, more significantly, cultural trends.
The strong association between bipolar disorders and WD should be interpreted, keeping in mind the modification of the diagnostic criteria and the evolution of the concept of "Bipolar Spectrum Disorders" in the last few decades [ 35].
It must be kept in mind that modifications in the leaf fatty acid composition may have a direct impact on the plant physiological responses and fitness.
With this scenario in mind, many modifications have been made (Table 2).
SO far, people looking to adjust their financial plans to save on taxes this year have been spared the anguish of muddling through an assortment of mind-numbing modifications to the 45,662-page tax code.
(G II 275/AG 181) Since simple substances are minds, their modifications are representations or perceptions, and the activity of the simple substance will relate to the change or succession of its perceptions.
If this idea were a modification of my mind, my mind itself would have to be infinite, which it clearly is not.
Mr. Rimes is seeking $50,000 from Conair to help defray Ms. Desbory's medical expenses, and said he would not mind some product modification either.
An affect that increases the body's ability to maintain its distinctive ratio is paralleled in the mind by a modification that increases that mind's power of thought, and the passage from lesser to greater power is joy (IIIp11s, Affect Def. II).
In developing his own position, Arnauld appealed to Descartes' distinction in "Meditation III" between the formal reality of an idea as a perceptual modification of mind and its objective reality as something that represents an object.
The DSMC code was written and optimized with shock tube simulations in mind, and includes modifications to allow for the efficient simulation of a 1D hypersonic shock.
